How does Chapter 46 of Sai Satcharitra describe Sai Baba's connection with his followers, even after his Mahasamadhi?

Chapter 46 explains that although Sai Baba's physical form is now invisible, the spirit residing in his Samadhi is awake and provides immediate experiences for devotees who hold faith. The text uses the metaphor of Baba holding a subtle string, pulling his devotees towards him from wherever they are, whether in the country or abroad. He is described as holding them to his chest with love and nourishing them effortlessly, just as a mother nourishes her child. The chapter emphasizes that he moves these strings in a way that he remains unseen, yet devotees feel he is standing right behind them.